The authors featured in this anthology raise many important SETI questions that have often been overlooked by scientists and engineers about the methods of establishing significant communication with non-human intelligence. They address the vast challenge humans will need to overcome once an intelligent signal is detected from space. By comparing the SETI communication problems to issues faced by contemporary archaeology and anthropology, our race will be better prepared to face the challenge of communicating with extraterrestrial intelligence.
This is a Print Replica that maintains the formatting and layout of the original edition and offers many of the advantages of standard Kindle books.
Contents include:
Reconstructing Distant Civilizations and Encountering Alien Cultures by Douglas A. Vakoch
SETI: The NASA Years by John Billingham
A Political History of NASA’s SETI Program by Stephen J. Garber
The Role of Anthropology in SETI A Historical View by Steven J. Dick
A Tale of Two Analogues Learning at a Distance from the Ancient Greeks and Maya and the Problem of Deciphering Extraterrestrial Radio Transmissions by Ben Finney and Jerry Bentley
The Metasemiotic Challenge of Communication with Extraterrestrial Intelligence by Richard Saint-Gelais
Learning To Read Interstellar Message Decipherment from Archaeological and Anthropological Perspectives by Kathryn E. Denning
Inferring Intelligence Prehistoric and Extraterrestrial by Paul K. Wason
SETI and the Production of Knowledge in the Encounter with an Extraterrestrial Other by John W. Traphagan
Contact Considerations - A Cross-Cultural Perspective by Douglas Raybeck
Culture and Communication with Extraterrestrial Intelligence by John W. Traphagan
Speaking for Earth Projecting Cultural Values Across Deep Space and Time by Albert A. Harrison
The Evolutionary Synthesis and Estimates of the Prevalence of Intelligence Beyond Earth by Douglas A. Vakoch
Biocultural Prerequisites for the Development of Interstellar Communication by Garry Chick
Ethology, Ethnology, and Communication with Extraterrestrial Intelligence by Dominique Lestel
Constraints on Message Construction for Communication with Extraterrestrial Intelligence by William H. Edmondson
Mirrors of Our Assumptions: Lessons from an Arthritic Neanderthal by Douglas A. Vakoch
This is a Print Replica that maintains the formatting and layout of the original edition and offers many of the advantages of standard Kindle books.
Contents include:
Reconstructing Distant Civilizations and Encountering Alien Cultures by Douglas A. Vakoch
SETI: The NASA Years by John Billingham
A Political History of NASA’s SETI Program by Stephen J. Garber
The Role of Anthropology in SETI A Historical View by Steven J. Dick
A Tale of Two Analogues Learning at a Distance from the Ancient Greeks and Maya and the Problem of Deciphering Extraterrestrial Radio Transmissions by Ben Finney and Jerry Bentley
The Metasemiotic Challenge of Communication with Extraterrestrial Intelligence by Richard Saint-Gelais
Learning To Read Interstellar Message Decipherment from Archaeological and Anthropological Perspectives by Kathryn E. Denning
Inferring Intelligence Prehistoric and Extraterrestrial by Paul K. Wason
SETI and the Production of Knowledge in the Encounter with an Extraterrestrial Other by John W. Traphagan
Contact Considerations - A Cross-Cultural Perspective by Douglas Raybeck
Culture and Communication with Extraterrestrial Intelligence by John W. Traphagan
Speaking for Earth Projecting Cultural Values Across Deep Space and Time by Albert A. Harrison
The Evolutionary Synthesis and Estimates of the Prevalence of Intelligence Beyond Earth by Douglas A. Vakoch
Biocultural Prerequisites for the Development of Interstellar Communication by Garry Chick
Ethology, Ethnology, and Communication with Extraterrestrial Intelligence by Dominique Lestel
Constraints on Message Construction for Communication with Extraterrestrial Intelligence by William H. Edmondson
Mirrors of Our Assumptions: Lessons from an Arthritic Neanderthal by Douglas A. Vakoch
